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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
2
CANNED VEGETABLES with that right from the garden flavor. ASPARAGUS large white 6 cans 1.30. PEAS can 20 25 30 cents. BEANS stringless 20 25 cents. SUNKIST ORANGES piled high for today's trade. SPECIAL the dozen 15 cents. Swift's Premium Morris Supreme Hams and Bacon. Pickles olives salad dressings mayonnaises and other pure food condiments available.
The American Society for Thrift announced plans for American participation in the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco next year. Directors accepted the invitation from exposition officials and will seek to extend thrift toward American citizens, noting European nations lead in thriftiness.
Washington March 27 Railroads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission statements on free time for loading and unloading carload freight. The filings are tied to the commission's probe into requests for rate increases on eastern lines.
In Omaha on March 27 Mrs George W Cowell a leading suffragist and temperance worker argued against the idea that men would be displaced by women with the ballot She noted men have filled many roles including wet nursing and even now man made baby foods replace the original brands in use
Chicago officials plan a new Boys Court to handle offenders aged seventeen to twenty-one, separating them from the juvenile and municipal streams. Judge Scully argues it will steer youths after stopgap schooling toward constructive paths, noting many cases stem from ill health and bad surroundings. The court aims to begin within weeks with municipal sanction.
Portland March 26 P Lord son of ex governor candidate and attorney general hopeful formally declares his bid for the republican nomination. He joins George M Brown of Roseburg Frank S Grant J J Johnson and George N Farrin of Portland as the field fifth Republican candidate. No rivals from other parties have appeared yet.
Kennewick Waeh March 26 more than 100 men and high school boys joined a road improvement effort led by Dr F M Crosby chairman of the good roads committee from the Commercial club working with helpers and transporters. Over 20 miles of road were improved in a single day.
KLAMATH FALLS March 27 A suit for 35000 damages has been started against the Algoma Lumber company by Emmanuel Engle who lost a leg in an accident at the plant last year He charges negligence by the company in the incident
Mrs A D Frost and her mother Mrs B Schaub of Grand Island Nebraska arrived in Pendleton from California spending three months in Los Angeles and San Diego. Moose lodge dance attracted a sizable crowd though not as large as before Lent. A Len ten season dance featured the United Orchestra with a full program and dancing to midnight. The wedding of Sadie Baum to Ben Wise of Ilwaco Washington takes place Sunday at noon with a 2 to 4 reception. Mrs A Barbour returns from Illinois and Mrs Norborne Berkeley hosts Current Literature club at her Thompson Street home.
The New ark News notes new boleros and coats of Roman stripe silk or wool, with wash fabrics and embroidered flouncing suitable for young girls. A standout hat features natural straw with an all floral brim and a large American beauty rose, while buttons lead the fashion accents.
Instructions describe wiping hot pads with a clean towel to brighten and shine. Rinse, hang to dry, and reuse. The method prevents water dripping from the board to the floor and is suggested as a lasting approach.
An old time advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure. It claims instant relief by applying to the tender spot and warns that all cases require no internal treatment. It also suggests the product helps with sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache and sprains.
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